Sentence examples for to undertake anything from inspiring English sources

Mobil, with $58.4 billion in sales last year, might seem large enough to undertake anything.

Sarah is bubbly and never seems to undertake anything except with a huge smile.

They are also not allowed to undertake anything that is irreversible, such as interproximal reduction, which involves removal of enamel.

A diagnosis of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) may be delayed for years because a person with the disorder suffers from shame or obsessional doubt or is reluctant to undertake anything new.

He was something of a disciplinarian, enforcing a dress code and banning long hair, but he did not expect his staff to undertake anything he would not do himself.

It has just blocked what the government had billed as a historic tax reform in the upper house of parliament, serving notice that the ruling coalition is too unpopular and too close to the end of its term to undertake anything historic.

He added: "I don't undertake anything I don't think I can do and do very well, and I thought I could do it.

But neither it nor an embassy will lay out cash for your ticket home or for your bail; nor will either one undertake anything that contravenes the country's laws.

"But let us not undertake anything new.

"There's no requirement that we undertake anything that's in their database.

Antoine de Noailles wrote of Guildford Dudley as "the new King", while the Emperor instructed his envoys to arrange themselves with the Duke and to discourage Mary from undertaking anything dangerous.